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How hard is it to replace a sway bar link? 850

posted by  Sin on  Tue Jul 23 10:27 CST 2002
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Popping sound on take off is not indicative of an anti-sway bar link failure. These often occur when going over bumps, and rather large steering inputs, like when manouvering in a parking lot.

Although this could also be the case, I'd check the strut mounts, as well as the control arm (both the bushings, and the ball joint), as well as for play in the driveline.

If you have the pair already, I'd install them first, and if the noise persists, keep investigating.






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